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collective.recipe.ropeproject 1.0b3
zc.buildout recipe that creates a rope project config with python_path pointing to some eggs and their dependencies

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version 1.0b3 on Nov 28th, 2012

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Motivation

Rope is a great tool for python development.

It is a refactoring library with the marvelous side effect of letting you navigate throughout code.

You can use it with either emacs of vim

This recipe

This zc.buildout recipe makes a .ropeproject folder with search paths pointing to the eggs of your choice... and their transitive dependencies!

Benefits

  1. Make rope both faster and more precise. [1]

    The reason is that search paths are set explicitly, so rope does't have to guess through directory hierarchies.

  2. A very good complement to the omelette recipe. Actually, code navigation is way easier that grepping. Give it a try.

[1]This statement has not been evaluated by the FDA.
Usage

In your buildout.cfg include the recipe, with the eggs property set to one or more eggs:

[buildout]
...
parts = ... ropeproject

[ropeproject]
recipe = collective.recipe.ropeproject
eggs = ${anything_you_want}

Change history

1.0b3 (2012-07-02)
1.0b2 (2012-07-01)
  • Tests added.
1.0b1 (2012-05-13)
  • Initial implementation. [marciomazza]

Contributors

  • Marcio Mazza [marciomazza]

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Last updated Nov 28th, 2012

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